look for the products, it's donna ferguson and the new shell. sorry, i've lost my note here is called tiny food fight. i just saw the trailer to it. i haven't seen an episode yet, but it looks very funny and it is exactly as per advertised. they're trying to make great taste great textures. great look. plating the whole 9 yards. it's just the dishes are like this and some of the implement choose the supply. the dishes also like that great idea. somebody had over there at discovery plus and he is the head judge, darnell super chef ferguson. we appreciate your time. i man have a good life. oh man. yeah, the gray one as well. all right, i thought did down the road. that's darnell ferguson. this is dennis miller plus one. ah no one. no, sir, no, no. hon. who a job? no no. what door? more shrill than what they should end up unit 73. 1 was a unique organization in the history of the world. what they were trying to do was to simply do nothing short and build the most powerful and most deadly biological weapons program that the world had ever known. and

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eddie ferguson. >> at 77 years old. former navy frogman any ferguson is still a daredevil. not riding around virginia beach on 2 main wheels he's riding around on one filmmaker on terri ferguson is his son. he's earned his time. he's done his duty for his country. the trip started in 1961 when a 17 year-old from fort myers, florida. inspired by relative. >> decided to join the navy. now only us britian for joining the navy. was my uncle. it didn't matter that cook or steward was the only job for uncle leonard back in the 50's. any wanted n on board the uss ok, now why him and a recruiter for the underwater demolition team and the newly minted seal team. i would >> i wanted to take the screen and pass. and i said, yes, i did. it required swim and a 300 yards. women. 7 minutes and 30 seconds. i have never taken a swimming lesson in my life when the time was said time. it was 7 minutes and 29 seconds and basic underwater demolition seal training. he nearly drowned twice. so now in if you do not test the wall. >> you fail. you're out. but during those days. >> i guess they i wa

we're back with one of the stars of "dune," rebecca ferguson.irst few minutes. >> you do. whatever you say, i'm going to agree with yeah. >> stephen: you really do. >> it's a war of-- it's kind of the story of everything, isn't it? i refer to it as things i've done back in the day, like the white queen. it's the war of the throne, the war of the roses. it's "the game of thrones." but one second you're powerful and with the flip of a coin, you're doomed, you know,. >> stephen: what was the character, lady jessica is incredibly important, and incredibly powerful, and we get that in your performance in-- very conflicted, heartbroken by the power she wields and the role she has to play in the story. denis' knowledge of the book, were you able to go to him as a touchstone and ask what happened in the permanent dynamics. >> i tried reading this book. it was hard. it was dennis. i was like, yes, yes, anyway, denis, you know page 25... no, to be honest, he had such a vision of this character. and i can feel sometimes there's a possibility to not ad lib

susan: what is the shorthand understanding of the plessy v ferguson case?usan: what -- peter: the state of louisiana passed a law that blacks and whites must reside in separate carriages on trains that traveled within the state. it set off a very furious reaction in the african-american community among wealthy creoles of mixed-race who had long been a part of an upper-class in louisiana. they put in a challenge at the law. home request he was 1/8 lack went into a white car and told the conductor he was 1/8 black and he was kicked out. that set up the case that went to the spring court. the answer but was far more significant than anything. the principal was that lawyers could come up with this idea that you can satisfy the provision of the constitution saying there could be equal protection under the law if you provided equal services in separate settings. harlan received it differently. he essentially called out the supreme court. all of his colleagues, the country at large generally by saying nobody would want to be so wanting in timbre that the purpose w

seven years later, what do you make of whatever reforms, changes occurred in ferguson and with the fergusona: they are an organization still fighting to put pressure on the ferguson police department to implement weak reforms that came as a result of the consent decree that was put in place under the obama administration. seven years, you have people in ferguson still fighting to eliminate cases of people who have outstanding warrants for nearly a decade ago. you have a few black elected officials in ferguson now, which i think could be a step forward because many of them are trying to figure out how to reduce the level of violence, but the police are still there to serve the purpose of policing, enforcing evictions, taking in people who live in that community, doing it may be more nicely, maybe more brown people are doing it, but the day-to-day function of the ferguson police department is the same. it is not that we just have to fight the unconstitutional policing that is taking place in the country, as we see in ferguson much of the policing is completely constitutional. i am grateful th

former navy frogman any ferguson is still a daredevil.nd virginia beach on 2 main wheels he's riding around on one filmmaker on terri ferguson is his son. he's earned his time. he's done his duty for his country. the trip started in 1961 when a 17 year-old from fort myers, florida. inspired by relative. >> decided to join the navy are only us bracing for joining the navy. was my uncle. it didn't matter that cook or steward was the only job for uncle leonard back in the 50's. any wanted n on board the uss ok, now why him and a recruiter for the underwater demolition team and the newly minted seal team. our >> i wanted to take the screen and pass. and i said, yes, i did. it required swim and a 300 yards. women. 7 minutes and 30 seconds. i have never taken a swimming lesson in my life when the time was said time. it was 7 minutes and 29 seconds and basic underwater demolition seal training. he nearly drowned twice. so now in if you do not test the wall. >> you fail. you're out. but during those days. >> i guess they i wanted that. that bay.

former navy frogman any ferguson is still a daredevil.n wheels he's riding around on one filmmaker on terri ferguson is his son. he's earned his time. he's done his duty for his country. the trip started in 1961 when a 17 year-old from fort myers, florida. inspired by relative. >> decided to join the navy u.s. bracing for joining the navy. was my uncle. it didn't matter that cook or steward was the only job for uncle leonard back in the 50's. any wanted in on board the uss ok, now why him and a recruiter for the underwater demolition team and the newly minted seal team. our >> i wanted to take the screen and pass. and i said, yes, i did. it required swim and a 300 yards. women. 7 minutes and 30 seconds. i have never taken a swimming lesson in my life when the time was said time. it was 7 minutes and 29 seconds and basic underwater demolition seal training. he nearly drowned twice. so now in if you do not test the wall. >> you fail. you're out. but during those days. >> i guess they i wanted that. that bay. >> in 1965 ferguson was penned w

sarah ferguson, or fergie was a spirited fun loving character. >> from the royal bride, a new royal salacian. thumbs up. >> her father was a polo manager for prince charles. she was an avid horse woman. she outdoorsy. they both had great accepts of humor. >> it's good, i think. >> why doesn't he kiss you? >> all right. quick. dare you. >> you're a monster. >> they were at least initially a breath of fresh air. >> it was princess diana who had played matchmaker for prince andrew and her friend sarah. >> diana certainly welcomed her as a comrade in arms, a friend who was her contemporary. >> these two sisters in law wanted to have a bit of fun. >> diana and fergie were partners in pranks, tabloids in particularly delighted in following them. they crashed a party in police outfits that were poking people with umbrellas and ascot. >> quite a double act. the public were obsessed by them. the merry wives of windsor, they were known as. >> charles prooifsly disapproved of this behavior. he was unimpressed that diana and fergie were going at these social events and playing up. >> love you! >> i

so the sole dissent in plessy versus ferguson was this. that segregation on railcars was constitutionally impermissible under the newly passed amendments, 13th, 14th and 15thamendments . sole dissent. it reads like the majority unanimous decision in brown versus board of education 58 years later. that's that led john marshall harlan's photograph on my wall and i was thrilled a few months ago to see this new book had come out about his life and times and it's a marvelous read, extremely well written and i recommend it to your viewers. >> when you find time to read ? >> it takes me a while to finish a book. i typically will read on the plane or on weekends. i'm not one of those people who can read at night.i'm usually sleeping so i'm not what i would call a fast reader but i'm a consistent reader. i'm an eight or 10 year person and most of it is in the area of not surprisingly american history. another book i read recently was a marvelous book about the truman dewey 48 election, that sort of thing is what typically you'll find in my briefcas

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professor neil ferguson says immunity is waning. 0ur health correspondentjim reed is here, and neil fergusoninfluential in convincing ministers to go ahead with the first lockdown last year. he has been speaking this morning about these third poster jabs for the over—50s, saying they need to be accelerated, and there is a good reason for that. if we look at this chart of daily cases across the uk, you can see on the right—hand side it has been rising across the uk, except really in scotland, a number of reasons for that, more mixing, particularly inside, we are still seeing the highest rates of infection in secondary school age children. and in england, there has been some criticism about the speed of the vaccine roll—out for that school age group. in the last hour or so, we have been told that rather than just giving jabs in school, children in england will soon be able to sign up as normal through the same online booking portal as adults, which is what some people had been calling for. that is already the case in scotland, and in the last couple of hours, they've issued new guidance for ma

hey folks, next up on dennis miller plus one chauffeur, chef darnell ferguson. you've seen him on guys, grocery games has a new show that he's the lead john over and discovery plus great concept, tiny food, fight all the flavors, all the cooking, all the implements, all the ingredients, a great idea. darnell ferguson, right up to this one. dennis miller plus one they folks welcome to dennis miller plus one. i always love the talk in the chefs, and today we've got darnell super show ferguson on the show. he is a celebrity chef that has appeared on the rachel ratio. guy varies. triple g guys, grocery dog, confused with a triple. b, i'm a real food chef fat, but this is the triple di and triple g. so don't confuse n b poppy plan, the food network. but what i'm most struck by is i think i saw light up the great a g exploring shelly over some pork dish. and trust me, that woman is a killer shelves, a good for super chef or beating or on guys tournament of champions season one and 2. he's now the lead judge on the new food competition series. and this made me laugh ou

>> seth: please welcome to the show rebecca ferguson. how are you?s well. >> i just found out. >> seth: yeah -- >> are you putting that on your media? i mean, i am >> seth: oh, absolutely. we're going to make a big deal out of it. and with that sequel money you can really splurge on halloween candy. [ laughter ] >> i mean, that's what i'm doing. big costume. >> seth: where -- i know you have children. where do you get your -- you're a world traveler as it were. where do you get to celebrate halloween this year. >> well, we're thinking covid safety, backyard no, we're not. we are going to go knocking, door to door i think it's more for me and my husband more than my child but we wanted to dress something scary. she's thinking unicorn so we'll see where we end up >> seth: oh, this is very interesting. the child doesn't want scary, but as parents you think she should more frightening? >> i'm thinking -- well, you know, we need to kind of get her slowly into the scary world. because life isn't easy. do you know what i mean? [ laughter ] >> seth: do you g

elizabeth: congressman drew ferguson, good to see you.. >>> okay, later this hour the border crisis is about to ramp up. a caravan of thousands recently broke through blockades in mexico. texas is deploying thousands of law enforcement to arrest migrants crossing illegally. new numbers show the biden border crisis is the worst in history. up next "the daily caller" vince collagnese on this story, special counsel john durham about his investigation of trump russia, will it find that hillary clinton and her campaign plant ad false story with the fbi. we'll investigate this next. ♪ there are beautiful ideas that remain in the dark. but with our new multi-cloud experience, you have the flexibility you need to unveil them to the world. ♪ ♪. elizabeth: joining us now "daily caller" editor, vince collagnese is brac with us. vince, here's the story. special counsel john durham is about to turn over a pretty extensive fbi electronic file to indicted democrat lawyer michael sussman. he accused of lying to the fbi on trump russia. the fbi concluded

in six months under sir alex ferguson at manchester united.n say how devastated he was today and really giving walter smith a of praise forjust what he achieved and that united team for six months. they won the fa that season. ., ~' six months. they won the fa that season. . ~ ., , ., �* season. yeah, i think what you've not in or season. yeah, i think what you've got in or about — season. yeah, i think what you've got in or about you, _ season. yeah, i think what you've got in or about you, and - season. yeah, i think what you've got in or about you, and walter. got in or about you, and walter certainly had an aura about him, walter used to walk many of them, he'll get everyone's attention straight away. not many people could do that. and i'm notjust talking about in football circles i'm talking about in a wider circle to any sport or any profession. when walter walked in the room he commanded respect put up he was a wonderful person, notjust as speaking about football, he was a wonderful person. if you had a problem he would try hidden do hi

we will hear from eddie ferguson, a black man who overcame the jim crow to become a successful maybend you wouldn't see this as the pandemic raged. but we're in a better spot now on our sports team is on the road will be live at chase center live the shark tank. big night for the local teams. jason and kylen are coming up. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >> and now kron 4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> welcome to sports. we had a busy night in the bay area tonight. the warriors at home at chase center taking on the memphis grizzlies and of course the sharks at home at the sapd center taking on the montreal canadians. it's all quiet here. and sapd center. we had a nice crowd tonight. but unfortunately, the game did not go to sharks way. let's roll the highlights sharks coming out on the ice. they have lost 2 in a row coming into the night. 4, 2, on the season. we pick things up in the first period. mike hoffman lights. the lamp for the canadians that one is assisted by n

here's professional near ferguson -- professor neil ferguson speaking about the consequences. >> haduced locked and measures earlier we would have reduced the death toll by at least half. >> the government delayed bringing in the first lockdown. the report says a cost lives. here is greg clark, the other committee chair behind today's findings. >> we thought there was widespread assumption that people would not obey lockdown measures for a long time. you had to delay imposing them until almost the last possible moment so they could have the longest ct. what we discovered in practice was people were perfectly prepared to follow instructions to stay-at-home because they realized the importance of it. >> the lockdown delay and many of the subsequent deaths were partly down to an underestimation of the british public, according to the report. it says the government's early actions amounted to herd immunity by infection, something the government always denied. here is a member of the u.k. government's scientific advisory committee speaking in a personal capacity. >> my understanding is th

walter ferguson said he was getting ready to visit his cousin when he heard the gunshots. >> around here we hear a lot of gunshots, i didn't think anything of it, i got into the truck come down the road, and as soon as i crossed the hill but i saw the truck lights came on and he just bolted off. >> what did you do when you saw this truck? >> well, i went and turned around and as i came back around i made sure my high beams were on and i saw his body. >> they're on the side of the road, walter spotted a man lying face down in the dirt. >> so i stopped, tried yelling at him and talking to him to see if he was away, alert, something. i started looking for my phone and i didn't have it on me so i had to zoom back to the house, call 9-1-1. >> christian county detective ed stokes raced to the scene. >> we were just notified that there had been a shooting on fidelio roads and one male possibly deceased. >> tell us what you see when you arrive at the scene? >> the first thing i noticed was sergeant goslyn laying in the gravel, with a large amount of blood around the body. >> could you tell if he

oh, now t ah a folks next up on dennis miller plus one shipper chef darnell ferguson. you've seen him on guys, grocery games has a new show that he's the lead john over on discovery plus great concept, tiny food, fight all the flavors, all the cooking, all the implements, all the ingredients, small with a great idea. darnell ferguson right up to the side. dennis miller plus one.

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>>st it interesting because you were talking about ferguson, and i remember when ferguson was happeningt around the time i was working on "13th," when they see us, we're in the midst of trump, and so these things, they were made before those moments. each of those moments. but somehow they seem to line up. so i wouldn't say that each moment instigated the ability to make the thing but there's something, moving in the air in the last ten years that allows a film maker like me that's interested in approaching these kind of subject matters the ability to do it with a bit more flexibility and freedom than film makers before me. >> ava duvernay, good to have you here. >>> that's "all in" the rachel ma doe shows right now. >> what a fantastic interview. that was awesome. the whole back half of the show was awesome but that was amazing. >> thank you so much. >> thanks at home for joining us this hour. happy to have you here. tomorrow president biden is going to be in virginia campaigning in the governor's race there. virginia is going to elect a new governor a week from tomorrow. it will eithe

and your colleague professor neil ferguson was signed l professor neil ferguson was signed this morningnow and we really do need the boosterjabs. it is that how you see equipment yeah, actually and i think particularly the most vulnerable population. we particularly the most vulnerable population-— particularly the most vulnerable --oulation. ~ . ., population. we have heard in the last few days _ population. we have heard in the last few days about _ population. we have heard in the last few days about even - population. we have heard in the last few days about even those . population. we have heard in the i last few days about even those that should have been having an additional primary booster weeks ago, people who have got leukaemia or are suffering from severe immune deficiencies are not actually coming forward or not being offered the vaccines anywhere near as effectively as we would want. and indeed also in the other age groups, we are very much behind the roll—out rate that we saw in the first and second dose. is rate that we saw in the first and second dose.— rate that we saw

i'm out of ferguson, flexible that insides of yes verbs to the announcement. the lights are on from the european union will be covering that live from brussels on also looking at just how serious this is andrew. thank you very much. andrew simmons lived there in belfast . protesters in peru have gathered around a statue of christopher columbus in the capital to call attention to the treatment of indigenous people. they say colonization create a deep inequities on the continent. protest comes during hispanic heritage month, which commemorates the arrival of columbus in the americas. a 2nd group gathered to protect the statute. tens of thousands of government supporters have been rallying in some of bolivia as big as cities. it follows days of anti government protest against a proposed law. the bail gives authority, is a power to investigate, says dean's office without a court order. daniel shanda has a report from when his size it was a show of strength for the socialist government at the rick response, the anti government protests across bolivia. on monday, pr

i've been to the streets of ferguson. i protest, i've seen the anger and frustrations of so many americans. but what was most clear was a desire for change. you can see black lives matter transforming from hash tag to a movement ah, being a journalist is about listening to people and understanding where they're coming from, following a story, no matter how long it takes or where it leaves. i'm kristin salumi ah, with hi there. thanks for joining in, we're going to pick up the weather store in asia pacific right now, some rain diving down into northern and central parts of vietnam, and we do not need this. we've had land slides in these regents destroying more than 1300 homes next. stop as we hit towards central eastern parts of china, is still dealing with a batch of rain, some heavier pulses at times along the pearl river valley. and here's the situation for japan that pesky rain still hanging around hill cato and we do have weather alerts and play a flood advisory and even the risk of seen some land sides for southern p

even with plessy versus ferguson he was able to advance a bit. remember that. even when you're being dealt bad cards, even when things are against you, even under those circumstances, you can find tools to use to advance. and secondly he said remember, this is not a sprint. this is a marathon. so i discouraged? no, i'm not discouraged. sometimes i get disappointed but you've got to take the long view. you've got to keep pushing. and i've taken back on board. i think that's a good way to view it . >> thank you and i can't think of a better way to end tonight and i'd like to thank you for joining us and thank everybody at home. yes, we encourage you to purchase a book. it's called

ferguson of georgia, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. ferguson will vote yea on -- yea on h.r. 5434. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlema from new york seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. strickland, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house th ms. strickland will vote yes on h.r. 5434. the speaker pro tempore: for what purposeoes the gentleman from missouri seek recogniti? >> mr.peaker, as the member designated by mr. leuct myer, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house -- luetkemeyer, pursuant to h.s. 8, i inform the house that mr. luetkemeyer will vote yea on 5434. the speaker pro mpore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member desiated by mr. grijalva, puuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. grijalva will vote yes on h.r. 5434. as the member designated by ms. schawsky, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that ms. schakowsky will vote yes on h.r. 5434. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the g

visitors took the lead early in the first half, but aberdeen gave themselves a chance after lewis fergusonix minutes from time, jota got the winnerfrom close range to put celtic six points behind their glasgow rivals. in the women's super league this afternoon, manchester city's poor start to the season continued as they lost at home to west ham 2—0. there were away wins too for everton, 3—0 over reading, and tottenham's women, who continued their 100% record with a 2—0 victory at leicester. let's round up some of the day's other sport away from the football now. there was a huge shock in the prix de l�*arc de triomphe, as the 80/1 shot torquator tasso claimed victory. with all eyes on the favourites, the german horse, ridden byjockey rene piechulek, made a late charge on the outside to claim the upset in the 100th edition of the race at paris longchamp. the winner of the derby, adeyar, could only finish fourth. danny willett won the alfred dunhill links championship at st andrews. the former masters champion shot a final—round 68 to finish on 18 under par, two shots clear of fellow englis

even with plessy versus ferguson he was able to advance a bit. remember that. even when you're being dealt bad cards, even when things are against you, even under those circumstances, you can find tools to use to advance. and secondly he said remember, this is not a sprint. this is a marathon. so i discouraged? no, i'm not discouraged. sometimes i get disappointed but you've got to take the long view. you've got to keep pushing. and i've taken back on board. i think that's a good way to view it . >> thank you and i can't think of a better way to end tonight and i'd like to thank you for joining us and thank everybody at home. yes, we encourage you to purchase a book. it's called say it loud and professor, thank you so much for joining us. >> i really appreciate it. >> during a recent virtual event hosted by magic city books in tulsa oklahoma atlantic magazine staff writer adam server reflected on the past and future of what he calls from america. >> what i'm talking about goes back to the founding of the country. you have a country where he says all are created

>> well, john marshal harling, the case bessie versus ferguson. center college in kentucky. he went to they called a law school in those days. kentucky was a border state during the civil war. he sided with the union. had political aspirations, tried to get elected governor twice as a republican after the war but kentucky curiously enough, kentucky even though it never succeeded it went over to the south after the war and became totally democratic. harlan had a famous law partner named benjamin who served in the thgrant administration and harln thought, bristol would be the perfect candidate of the united states on the republican ticket after 8 years of the grant administration which had lot of problems with scandals. bristol is the guy that grant brought in to try to keep up the mess and the mess was the customs house in new york which produced most of the renew for the government. he made bristol secretary of the treasury after first solicitor general, in fact, the first solicitor general of the united states. harlan was his friend and for a short period of time his law pa

or somebody looks different and a recent issue is when a police officer killed this young man and fergusonand so, i created mindful drumming for people to come together . >> can anyone drum? you don't have to have a talent ? >> yes, you don't have to have rhythm or be a musician . >> at great . >> yes, it's amazing. we have more women come to do this than men and sometimes they drive very fast, 60 or 70 miles to come and drum . >> that's fantastic . >> aisha, tell us about the beyond fear book that you wrote . >> we wrote beyond fear in 1998 , there was a tool that we felt that as americans we really wanted to begin to see that we were all human beings has so, we spent a lot of time looking at the 12 principles of healing , the essence of our being is love, so, the essence of our being, all of us is love, why do we fight each other or why do we want to kill each other because i don't look like you are i don't speak like you are have the same religion that you have? a so, the whole focus of beyond fear is to look at ways that we can begin to move beyond fear so that we can begin to understa

during sunday's game, stepped in some during ferguson's shoes.orm mcdonald. the legendary comic was known for his colorful "snl" characters including turd ferguson. >> great joe, by the way. i think we need to you on "snl," variety of voices there. if fans turn to places like the met gala to look at creative outfits and nfl fans look to the nfl and what i respect so much about athletes is a lot of times they use their creativity and their cleats to pay a much to someone who is recently tasked with the big event. out of back in june and a lot of athletes came out in support of all of the victims of 9/11 with their cleats and this is just another instance, when you hear the phrase "it's more than sports," this is what people are talking about. >> norm mcdonald, still the best news host not named bret baier in my opinion. before the raiders and chargers could kick off last night mother nature hit them with a delay of game due to lightning. the state name is indoors. evidently there are a number of side sections that are a little open. he would think

our jane ferguson was in kabul for the chaotic u.s. withdrawal, and she's back there now.s tonight. jane, it is good to see you. i have to ask, this is your first time back in kabul since the fall of the government, what is it like? what do you notice? jane...so -- jane: it has been eerily quiet in the streets. commerce is vastly down, there are usual traffic jams and bustling markets dissapearing. the first thing i noticed other than truckloads of fighters was the complete lack of women in the street. almost none in public spears -- spears. -- public spears. what was also striking was sense that althought he taliban did control city there isnt sense that they have taken over a government. there doesn't appear to be a robust administration. checkpoints are scattered and haphazard. there's a feeling that the city is occupied by a militia but not necessarily run by one. amna: in the states, there is a new report out from the inspector general detailing the cost of the final months of the war and more details about what equipment was left behind and what was destroyed. did we

i've been to the streets of ferguson. oh, at protests. i've seen the anger and frustrations of so many americans. but what was most clear was a desire for change. you can see black lives matter transforming some hash tag to a movement. ah, being a journalist is about listening to people and understanding where they're coming. following a story, no matter how long it takes or where it leaves. i'm christian saloon ah. it's another beautiful sunny day. the 35000 feet, the weather sponsored by cattle airways, voted world's best air line of 2021. hello there, let's look to south america. we're watching to weather systems. it is sweeping into southern areas. the 1st one is shimming into southern parts of chile, bringing with it some significant rain, some snow and stronger winds. now it is going to move up further north, but it's not going to touch santiago, we are going to see the warmth build temperatures picking up over the next few days . now further north of this day, we are seeing severe storms batter, paraguay, uruguay, and southern area